The tools we use to achieve this objective are:  

• We regularly take evidence from members and partners to support our position
• Maintaining a constant watch on proposed legislation and emerging policy
• Responding coherently to governmental select committee  consultations
• Participate in frequent meetings with UK Government Ministers
• Talk with Local Authorities and stakeholders who can have an impact on our sector
• Work and share information with other relevant third sector parties

and in addition: 

The UKSDA published the “Fit for The Purpose” report, this forms the basis of its advocacy and includes four key areas where support is needed: 

• Make innovative use of club facilities & accurately value the capital costs for investment
• Increasing the deployment of technology in sport
• Engaging with third parties to modernise the image of sport amongst the general public
• Develop leaders in sport away from the 'field of play'

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